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8 years agoContributor-Level 6
The basic eligibility to pursue the training of this course/programming language is just 10+2, however the pursuant of this course stands alone will not be able to offer you good job opportunities.
Therefore, it is ideal that you pursue at least a basic technical degree BCA/BE/B.Tech/B.Sc IT so that you may become eligible to pursue a good job in a company.
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It is great to see your interest in interior designing but unfortunately, learning only AutoCAD will not suffice to become a professional in the industry. The interior design courses are specially designed to equip you with certain skills like design principles, color therapy, space planning and industry standard software. It gives a thorough exposure to students on different kinds of projects to prepare them as a professional. It will also make you aware about various materials and products. Taking up an internship under a trained and successful interior designer is, of course, a cherry on the top.
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